being tested in mountain view and palo alto and this morning was the first day in sunnyvale and hillsdale was 66% of delays, according to caltrain, because a passenger boarding issues. they say allowing bicyclists to a board first could cut down on time and also bumps and bruises when everyone rushes in at once. >> caltrain is happy to have the bike riders. they help relieve congestion throughout the core door and we are happy to help them wherever we can. will try to make sure the service works well. >> reporter: last december, issues related to this caused 1352 minutes of delays and starting today, bicyclists on the northbound platform at the sunnyvale and hillsdale station and the southbound platform at the 22nd street station will board with the bikes first on weekdays 6:00 through 10:00 a.m. caltrain will then take a look at the findings to decide whether or not it should be a permanent policy. sandra osborne, kpix5. >>> today is a nice day for the people writing the bicycles and we all have the warriors parade on our mind. the big championship celebration is going on and i want to s

larry arn joins us from hillsdale college in michigan.nd has been since may of 2000. he is one of the forefounders of the clarmont institute, a student of dr. harry jaffa and sir martin gilbert while he was writing the last six volumes of the official churchill biography. he and his wife penny has been friends of mine. quite likely the most influential conservative you have never heard of primarily because of the work hillsdale does in turning out brilliant young graduates, many of whom go on to staff the government where constitutional conservatives gather every day to remember what it is that makes the country work. he is famously a never, never trumper as i am. we stayed in the broadcast equivalent of switzerland, never endorsing any candidate. welcome, doctor. good morning to you. >> how are you? >> i'm great. larry, let's start with this question. why did you never become a never trumper? >> well, a lot of reasons. one is i live in the academic world, so we use more time to think. the trump candidacy was really confusing. where did t

their expanding to sunnyvale and the hillsdale station this morning. >> what it will do is let peoplecycles board first. we hope this will speed up the whole process and make it easier to get to work on time. >> reporter: bike riders hope it will break up congestion around the doors. caltrain staff will be on hand to enforce the policy. bicyclists on the northbound platforms will be allowed to board the bicycle cars first, and believe it or not, caltrain has the highest number of daily bike riders of any real system in the country. we're talking about 6000 bicyclists boarding caltrain each weekday, high numbers. they said the pilot program will end on july 13 and then they will decide whether it should become permanent policy. sandra osborne, kpix5. >>> the oakland a's are looking to recruit and you may want to check out this fan in the stands. >> watch this guy. a foul ball goes to the stands and he catches the first one and then on the next pitch, he catches another one. dij@ vu all over again, as yogi berra once said. you can see that the a's fans were impressed. >> he needs to go

started northbound on the sunnyvale station and sat down 22nd street in san francisco and southbound hillsdale will allow passengers with bikes to board first. the program is in place in mountain view, palo alto, and redwood city. commuters may have to wait longer at the board extension in san jose. the santa clara valley transportation authority says they may not be ready until late september of next year, 2019. the agency says everything would have to go according to plan, exactly for the extension to open in march which was the last forecasted opening date. >>> rising frustration over homeless issues has mild over with an incident in oakland. leigh martinez has a video with a jogger during a homeless man's belongings into lake merritt. >> reporter: monday morning, two social workers with the alameda county of behavior health visited a man who called one particular spot at lake merritt home. the man at the center of the viral video taken friday, while he was away, a jogger took his belongings and threw them into the lake and trashcan. >> what are you doing with this stuff? when i came closer

professor at hillsdale college made an interesting observation in his study immigration and the american family. "america's immigration problem is not with immigrants, but with americans. 'n order for the founders policies to be effective, americans must return to justice. if america is not based on those principles, it is likely other nations. an asylumf america as becomes incoherent. if we except feudal obligation in its modern incarnation, birthright citizenship, the idea of government by consent and right to immigrate becomes obscured. if we forget consent is reciprocal and the purpose of government is to protect the natural rights of its citizens, then the right and duty to restrict immigration and naturalization becomes nothing but an expression of racism and nativism. if we forget our heritage as a refuge for the virtuous and oppressed of the world, we lose a significant part of what makes exceptional." mr. speaker, i am not an immigration expert. i do know and love the history of our great republic. i speak before america not as a member of any party, but as an american who has n

and speaking of that, here's a live look right near hillsdale. moving at the limit in both corections. this doesn'td appearse to be showing -- slowing anyone down. >>> right now and investigation is underway in san jose to a vacant building went up in flames and said a lot of smoke bellowing into the sky. the blaze broke out around 2:30 am they say that they knocked the flames down eventually. there have been previous fires in the same building inside at the time of the fire. >>> homicide investigation is underway after the shooting in the mission district. one person is dead and it happened at the area of 24th and harrison. >>> in the wake of a deadly police involved shooting in pennsylvania hundreds of demonstrators taking to the streets. we have more on the death of antoine rose junior. >> for the second night in a row hundreds took to the streets of east pittsburgh angered the killing of the 17-year-old eyth stopped traffic on a major interstate more than three hours overnight. >> i'm telling you right now, what you saw was a murder. >> it is

program started in other cities like palo alto last month, but they may have this expanded to the hillsdale, starting today. >> caltrain is happy to have the bike riders. it alleviates congestion and we are happy to help them wherever we can. >> reporter: caltrain staff will be on hand to help enforce the new policy and bicyclists on the northbound platforms and the southbound platform at the 22nd street station can board bite cars first. that will be weekdays from 6:00 until 9:00 a.m. caltrain has the highest number of daily bike riders of any railway system in the country and we are talking about 6000 bike riders that are passengers on caltrain station's each and every day. those numbers are high and the pilot program goes until july 13. caltrain will look at the findings after that to decide whether it will be permanent. sandra osborne, kpix5. >>> it is 6:46 and we have a traffic situation in the east bay? >>> on the east shore freeway, it can be a brutal ride and we have an accident on westbound 80 near powell street. it looks like traffic on the far left lane is seeing delays and it is

northbound sunnyvale station and south bend 22nd street in san francisco and southbound hillsdale willgents assisting bike passengers get on and situated first. the program is in mountain view, palo alto, and redwood city. they have seen f >> one minute is not a long time, added up over 22 stations, if we see time savings up and d the peninsula. >> reporter: monday marked the first time for service in sunnyvale. many passengers noticed a difference. >> making bikes board first has made it easier and simpler to get everyone into one place. it's more ficient. >> reporter: passenger say announcements from conductors letting everyone know bicyclists have priority will keep everyone on the same page. this pilot program will run for six weeks. if successful, it will spread to other station. we are live in sunnyvale tonight, jesse gary. >>> a man accused of walking away from a top security post in the air force years ago. has arrest now on desertion charges 30 years later. >>> it is warming up out there, temperatures get into the mid- 90s in the hotspots. it's a typical late spring/early summ

i initially gave it as an invited speech to hillsdale college. they have a center here.ecounted my experience and why i thought people had behaved inappropriately in an academic setting, given what the academy is supposed to stand for and how they are supposed to conduct themselves. this whole saga fell far short of that standard. and someone who read that piece sent it to "the wall street journal" and said you should publish this because it is a very down-to-earth, blow-by-blow particularized account of what is going on all around the country, the kinds of responses, unorthodox, what is considered a deviation from the progressive catechism, the dogma, the politically correct mind, what kind of response it elicits these days more and more. so i wrote this piece for "the wall street journal" in which i recounted my experiences around this op-ed and some of the stories i told, the few conversations i had with my colleagues. one involved going up to a colleague in the street the summer immediately after i published this, two weeks later, and greeting him and him giving me a

i initially gave it as a speech to hillsdale college, they have a center here.hey asked me to give a talk and i recounted my experience and why i thought people had behaved inappropriately in an academic setting given what the academy is supposed to stand for and how they are supposed to conduct themselves. this whole saga fell far short of that standard. someone who read that piece scented to the wall street journal and said he really should publish this because it is a very down-to-earth blow-by-blow particularized account of what is going on all around the country, the kinds of responses, unorthodox, what is considered a deviation from the progressive catechism, i guess you could say the dogma, the politically correct mind, what kind of response it elicits nowadays more and more. so i wrote this piece for the wall street journal and i recounted my experiences surrounding this op-ed and the responses i had gotten and some of the stories i told, the few conversations i had with my colleagues. one involved going up to a colleague in the street the summer immedia

. >> [inaudible] >> hillsdale. >> [inaudible] >> th's they largest school i've heard from that doesn't have a bias. that's great. well, i think anybody wating ill have some sense of what this is all about and why young america's foundation matters. we are the -- part of the ron i wrote this book is that we are in a long-term struggle that is literally a cultural civil war. and those who are right now in the middle of classes where -- how many of you eave professor who if you gave a directly conservative answer on your test would give you a lower grade? do any of -- raise you hand if you have had professors who would literally mark you down for the form of giving the wrong answer by definition. i think that if you look at the -- the news yesterday is an outsource of the universitys the universes became more liberal, the news media followed that pattern and that's why you end up with the kind of news media we have today. although the intensity relates to trump is different. i'll include the post student group also. how many of you on election day in 2016 thought hillary would probably wi

pro started in palo alto and mountain view last month but now has expanded to sunnyvale and the hillsdalepionship parade. parade goers are advised to use public transit tomorrow. the fun will kick off at 11:00 tomorrow at 11th and broadway and will wrap up at oak and 13th. >>> weather and traffic in just a moment. >>> the time is 8:57 and we are tracking an accident that caused chp to issue a traffic alert on 101 northbound. it's near bayshore boulevard and has shut down the offramp after the crash caused fuel to be leaking in the roadway. also, quite a bit of produce that the truck was carrying in the roadway, as well. expect delays north and southbound on 101. very heavy and speeds in the red with a 23 minute ride to sfo and the southbound, slow, as well. here is a live look at 101 near really slow. 38 is 0. getting there from the san mateo bridge will be a struggle, 27 minutes from 880 to 101. >>> taking a look toward the north, we point out that there is a beach hazard statement issued. the bay is calm by the ocean but there is a southwest flow picking up that will increase some of th

michael an juan former spokesman for president trump's and research fellow at hillsdale college., michael. >> thanks. >> police in politico trump and bolton. trump himself has driven the preparation on little with national security team outside of secretary of state mike pompeo. i don't whether that's true or not but have you got a big problem with that, why? >> i don't have a big problem with that i think the process always has to match the president and match the president's style of preparation and so on. he clearly trusts mike pompeo a lot. even before secretary pompeo became secretary of state. the president encristed him with getting the ball rolling towards talks on north korea. there is no secret why the president is relying on mike pompeo. and i don't think there is any reason why anybody should be alarmed about that. >> bill: okay. then, what's the game plan for monday? >> i think the game plan is, first and foremost, is to just sit down and see if they can find common ground. i think the north koreans will probably try to play the same tricks that they have played on p

to answer that is the president's former national security spokesperson himself research fellow hillsdale enough people? we are out of room? what do you mean? >> i'm saying that's the fundamental question that ought to drive the debate. we are not really having a debate. we are having a kind of argument where one side says if you are good, you just want more immigrants then if you don't you are bad and evil and let's shut down all discussion. we need to have a discussion about what's best for the country, what's best for american citizens. as president trump said on the campaign trail and hats repeated ever since and is he totally right if why don't have a border we don't have a country. if we as the people who elect our representatives don't get to decide what's best for our country and who can come here. we don't have a country. that's the question we ought to ask and we don't get to ask it. brian: you are saying right now president labor market what is best for our workers and what is best for our country. labor market in particular some say yes, we need day workers. we need more peopl